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    Oma aus Litauen, was ist dieser Anhänger?


    Hallo zusammen 👋 Meine Oma war aus Litauen, ging aber, als sie wegen des Zweiten Weltkriegs sehr jung war.

    Ich habe diesen Anhänger gerade bei meiner Mutter gefunden. Auf dem Bild sehen Sie die Front. Im Rücken ist ihr Name – ich werde das aus Datenschutzgründen nicht zeigen.

    Aber weiß jemand, was das ist oder bedeutet? Klingt es irgendwelche Glocken?

    https://i.redd.it/l07jcn2aszve1.jpeg

    Von Steveballmerz

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    1. Varskes_pakel on

      Just asked my grandparents, they don’t know what that is, they’re saying maybe it’s German but that’s just their opinion. Hopefully somebody on this sub knows!

    2. nerkuras on

      Asked my mom and she has no idea, she said there used to be loads of different student clubs back in the day and maybe that’s an emblem from one of those clubs but that’s just speculation. Handel is German for trade though, so it might not have anything to do with Lithuania.

    3. RainmakerLTU on

      According google picture search it is similar to Polish and Latvian school badges.
      [https://www.google.com/search?vsrid=CNSJqcnvierqpQEQAhgBIiRiMDg1OTNhZi03ZTc4LTRkYmEtOWFkYy04MDIxMWE2MTQ0ZmU&vsint=CAIqDAoCCAcSAggKGAEgATojChYNAAAAPxUAAAA_HQAAgD8lAACAPzABEIAFGNUGJQAAgD8&udm=26&lns_mode=un&source=lns.web.gsbubb&vsdim=640,853&gsessionid=8wapUAQs1i_TPAfal1SwiWr2Fge5W4fDBWbNxqnmnDTsxUm7KefXuQ&lsessionid=QfjNJxQ_qSUJ66KqpzPDLxrTdsgAhk_gR-Ek_rgcuibpqD1rfzRihw&lns_surface=26&lns_vfs=e&qsubts=1745156082160&biw=1879&bih=933&hl=en-LT#vhid=P-YEevTNlmNYMM&vssid=mosaic](https://www.google.com/search?vsrid=CNSJqcnvierqpQEQAhgBIiRiMDg1OTNhZi03ZTc4LTRkYmEtOWFkYy04MDIxMWE2MTQ0ZmU&vsint=CAIqDAoCCAcSAggKGAEgATojChYNAAAAPxUAAAA_HQAAgD8lAACAPzABEIAFGNUGJQAAgD8&udm=26&lns_mode=un&source=lns.web.gsbubb&vsdim=640,853&gsessionid=8wapUAQs1i_TPAfal1SwiWr2Fge5W4fDBWbNxqnmnDTsxUm7KefXuQ&lsessionid=QfjNJxQ_qSUJ66KqpzPDLxrTdsgAhk_gR-Ek_rgcuibpqD1rfzRihw&lns_surface=26&lns_vfs=e&qsubts=1745156082160&biw=1879&bih=933&hl=en-LT#vhid=P-YEevTNlmNYMM&vssid=mosaic)

      Opera AI does not know much also:

      The badge you describe – a silver triangular badge with green enamel, a white eagle, intertwined letters „PH,“ and the date „5.VI.1929“ – is difficult to identify definitively without further information. The provided search results offer clues but don’t provide a conclusive answer. The date suggests it’s likely from the late 1920s. The eagle and „PH“ monogram could represent a variety of things, possibly an organization, a person’s initials, or a location. More context is needed, such as where the badge was found, any accompanying markings or inscriptions, or any information about its previous owner. With additional details, a more precise identification might be possible.

      Might be worth to write to museum and ask [https://www.vdkaromuziejus.lt/](https://www.vdkaromuziejus.lt/)

    4. Nice_Rabbit5045 on

      Very interesting. Looks like it could be anything from military related badges to school graduation gift. I’ll try and ask around.

    6. zazzazin on

      Asked chatGPT:

      This is a Polish scouting badge (harcerstwo), most likely commemorative in nature.

      —

      Symbolism:

      Eagle: This is the Polish white eagle, Poland’s national emblem.

      Letters „P“ and „H“: These stand for „Polska Harcerstwo“ or more formally, Polska Organizacja Harcerska, which is the Polish Scouting Organization.

      Green triangle: Typical for scouting, symbolizing nature and outdoor activity.

      „DZ HANDL.“: Likely short for „DzieÅ„ Handlowy“ (Trade Day) or possibly Dzielnica Handlowa (Trade District), possibly referencing a location or event.

      „5.VI.1929“: The date – June 5th, 1929 – likely the date of a scouting event or commemoration.

    10. 5martis5 on

      If this picture were shown without context, i would had said „this is Slytherin’s badge for sure!“

    11. Adis_Adutis on

      It seems your grandma was a member of Illuminatti Lithuanian Departament

    12. Envojus on

      They used to send these out for when you hit 1000 subscribers on PornHub back in 1920’s.

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